Slim Buster

Ebenezer Asare, popularly known as Slim Buster's passion for dancing began during his school days at Salem Secondary School and later at Ebenezer Secondary School. Despite his mother's initial disapproval, he persevered and won various inter-school dancing competitions. This drive led him to become the National Dance Champion in 1982.

After facing setbacks in pursuing dancing as a career, Slim Buster decided to relocate to the UK to study music and sound engineering. Upon his return to Ghana, he embraced music as a full-time career, establishing his recording studio at Darkuman Junction in Accra.

Slim Buster released his maiden album in 1998, but it did not resonate well with audiences. Recognizing the need to adapt to the prevailing music scene, he worked tirelessly to improve his craft and create music that would make an impact.

In 2000, Slim Buster released the album "Masanaba," which became an instant hit and solidified his position in the Ghanaian music scene. He followed it up with the successful album "Eye Fe Keke" in 2001, featuring the hit track "Mina."

Over the years, Slim Buster continued to make waves in the music industry. His single "Baby" won the best video award at the 2002 Ghana Music Awards, and his album "Marsherita" received accolades for its love-infused lyrics, earning the best Hiplife Dance Choreography award at the Royal Awards.

Slim Buster's talent and experience made him a sought-after judge on various singing and dancing competitions, further solidifying his influence in the entertainment industry. His 2008 release, "I Feel Like Chicken Tonight," received significant airplay on radio and TV.

Slim Buster's charismatic persona and creative prowess have endeared him to music lovers across Ghana, making him a household name. He remains an icon in the hiplife genre, inspiring a new generation of musicians and dancers.